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Live: Ukraine, Russia and US to resume peace talks in Abu Dhabi

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Briefings

Ukraine, Russia, and the United States held their first trilateral peace talks in Abu Dhabi in November 2026, with European representatives also present. Washington is actively pushing for an end to the conflict, while Kyiv faces pressure to make territorial concessions under these conditions. The meeting aims to address ongoing war efforts and potential deal negotiations.

Key points

• Ukraine, Russia, and the United States met in Abu Dhabi for the first trilateral peace talks in over nine months.
• European representatives attended the meeting amid fears that US President Donald Trump may pressure Ukraine to accept Moscow's terms.

Context

This meeting occurred in November 2026 during a period of active conflict between Ukraine and Russia. The talks aim to address ongoing war efforts and potential deal negotiations, with Washington actively pushing for an end to the conflict.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the article's summary of the meeting; specific outcomes, concessions made, or deal terms are not detailed. The article does not provide causal claims or forecasts beyond the stated goal of negotiations.

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